• FOR SALE BY PUBLIC AUCTION 22ND JANUARY 2026 +
• Self-contained two-bedroom freehold home +
• Ready to let – rent approx. £1,050 pcm +
• Highly desirable city-fringe location +
• EPC D, lettings compliant +
• Ideal for first-time buyers or investors +

TO BE SOLD BY ONLINE AUCTION ON 22ND JANUARY 2026 UNLESS SOLD PRIOR UNDER AUCTION TERMS. 5 Alma Street, Chester, CH3 5DF A fully self-contained two-bedroom freehold house positioned moments from Chester city centre, offering superb rental potential in a consistently high-demand location. Forming part of a former public house conversion, this spacious two-bedroom home benefits from its own private entrance, practical layout, and a modernised internal finish. The property provides an excellent opportunity for landlords, first-time buyers, or professionals seeking a low-maintenance home within easy reach of the city centre. With similar properties in this area achieving around £1,050 pcm, Alma Street represents a strong rental proposition with immediate lettability. The property is vacant and chain-free, making it ideal for anyone looking to secure a ready-to-go investment or a highly convenient home. In brief, the property comprises: Private entrance, Living room, Kitchen, Separate Diner, Two bedrooms, Upstairs Bathroom. The property is compact, low-maintenance layout suitable for both owner-occupiers and tenants (buyers should verify measurements). Estimated rent: £1,050 pcm (£12,600 pa). Strong rental demand due to proximity to Chester city centre. Ideal for small landlords or portfolio investors. Freehold. Ready for immediate occupation or letting. The property forms part of planning application 25/00106/FUL (pending), which seeks to formalise the subdivision of the overall site into two independent dwellings. Buyers are advised to refer to the legal pack for full details. EPC Rating: D – lettings compliant and valid to 2035. Online auction: Wednesday 3rd December 2025 10% deposit required on the fall of the hammer Buyers must inspect the legal pack prior to bidding